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1. Technical Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a cable harness production system comprising an electronic controller and at least one installation plate to which a plurality of mounting stations are fastened, each of said mounting stations supporting a receptacle for a functional element, which is directly connected to at least one cable of the cable harness, or is shaped as a cable installation aid, e.g. as a fork.
A cable harness is a length of cables that transmit signals for information or electrical power for energy supply. By the term "cable" here is meant, besides wires of copper, aluminium or other metals sheathed with insulating material, also coaxial cables, hollow waveguides and optical waveguide cables, such as glass-fibre cables or else steel twisted cables. The cables are held together by means of clips, cable straps, conduits or similar means and the finished cable harness connects together a plurality of functional elements such as plugs, connectors, switches or lights. The form of the cable harness is often to be adapted to specific spatial requirements on installation.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Numerous cable harnesses are used in automotive engineering, but also for electrical equipment, and those used, for example, in cars according to the state of the art can contain cables with a total length of several kilometers. Due to possible variants of the electrical equipment, a number of different cable harnesses is necessary even for vehicles that are otherwise the same or for the same devices.
The cables are assembled on a special workbench or on an installation board to form a cable harness, clamped together, wound or otherwise mechanically joined and electrically connected at their end points to the functional elements. In the prior art, the functional elements are retained in the receptacles of mounting stations and arranged on the installation plate and cable laying aids are arranged on the installation plate for guiding and angling the cables. In the simplest case, pins are used, which are partly hammered into the installation plate, in the prior art, however, column-like elements that support a fork or a guide angle as receptacle.
In the prior art, various functional elements exist, which are adapted to integration in a cable harness. Thus, e.g. U.S. Pat. No. 5,945,635, Coutaro Suzuki describes a special cable joiner that rests in receptacles on a columnar mounting station.
The reason for the elevated arrangement of the functional elements is that tools must in some cases act from a multiplicity of sides of the functional element and that the cable harnesses must be wound with textile tape or holding clips are to be stuck on the cable harness.
Other necessary processing steps include the threading of wires into conduits or the attachment of contacts to the lines, in particular the connecting of one contact to two lines and the fitting of conduits one inside the other. Each of these processing steps requires partly complex movement sequences, in which numerous possible errors open up. A further risk for production errors is the complexity of the overall structure of the cable harness.
Also to reduce these errors, it is an obvious step to automate the laying of cables and their connection to the functional elements, that is to say to have them performed, e.g., by robots.
European Patent EP 0300141 describes an industrial robot that fully automatically lays cables on an installation board and joins them. However, the disadvantage is the high investment for the robot, its connection to the installation plate and the continuous new programming for each individual cable harness and its variants. In particular for low production rates and individual parts of cable harnesses, it is therefore still economically appropriate to produce cable harnesses predominantly manually on installation boards with suitable auxiliary equipment.
The high complexity of most cable harnesses and the, in principle, higher defect quota for manual instead of automated work causes a comparatively high defect quota for cable harness production. Therefore, in the prior art, checking of the finished cable harness is unavoidable. The test set-up conventionally used at present are auxiliary cables arranged on the reverse side of the installation plate, by means of which a test instrument is connected to the ends of the cable harness just produced, as described inter alia in European Patent EP 0 300 141 and German Patent DE 939 341, Ulrich K�lm. A considerable disadvantage is that the laying of these auxiliary cables is very time consuming and, even with minor changes, work is often necessary not only in the vicinity of the auxiliary cables directly affected thereby, which after shifting of a portion become obstructions and therefore also have to be converted. The result of this is that in many cases the entire installation board has to be rebuilt.
Against this background it is the object of the invention to provide a mounting station for cable laying systems, which can be rapidly assembled and easily offset, and test results that can be acquired by means of a test sensor can be transferred to a master controller without the effort of an additional auxiliary cable harness.
As solution, the invention presents a cable harness production system in which, in at least one mounting station, at least one electronic transmitter is integrated with a test sensor, which can be activated by the mounting of a functional element or by the insertion of a cable into the cable installation aid, wherein a test message as electric wave can be emitted and can be received and be evaluated by the controller.
The cable harness production system according to the invention is not only suitable for all types of electrical cable, but also for optical waveguides and all other at least partly flexible conduits or tubes for gases and liquids.
The gist of the invention is the combination of a test sensor for performing a test on the cable harness with subsequent transmission of the result to an electronic transmitter, which passes on the information to a receiving unit in the central controller. Test sensors for the most varied test sizes, in the most varied designs, are usable. An important group of the test concerns mechanical features.
Suitable test sensors include, e.g. mechanical switches, inductive or capacitive proximity initiators or forked light barriers.
A very simple characteristic is the presence of a functional element or a cable. However, it is also conceivable to check the particular type by means of special key definitions or to check particular dimensions. It is also conceivable to insert, e.g., an impermissibly large cable harness with cables placed impractically close together into a centring on a mounting station and, there, due to its oversize, to activate a mechanical sensor, which can transmit the message "oversize" to the controller by means of its associated electronic transmitter.
If, e.g., it is to be checked whether a functional element has actually been inserted in a receptacle or whether there is actually a cable in a cable installation aid, a pin could be used, which is pressed down against the force of a spring by the insertion of a functional element in a receptacle or the insertion of a cable in a cable installation aid, and is thereby triggered. The pin would thus have to be installed in the receptacle or in the cable installation aid, such that, in the unoccupied state, it projects out of a surface on which the functional element or the cable lies during insertion. This pin thus always triggers a message when it is pushed down.
In order not only to test that something has been inserted but also to monitor what was inserted, the pin can be mounted on the functional element instead of on the mounting station, so that, when the functional element is laid on the mounting station through an opening in the receptacle, it is pushed onto the test sensor.
This test presupposes that each functional element is generally equipped with a corresponding pin, however it has the great advantage that accidental or intentional false messages can only be triggered with great effort and an additional tool, so that a positive message is triggered not by just any functional element but only by that with the correct pin.
If a plurality of functional elements with the same pin are to be distinguished from one another, the pin can be profiled in a similar way to a mechanical key and the opening in the receptacle shaped complementary to this profile. In that case only the insertion of a suitable profile is possible and "incorrect" functional elements, whose pins have a different profile, are rejected.
Another embodiment for a coding of the pins on the functional elements is the arrangement of the opening for the pin within the receptacle. To this end, the receptacle should suitably have a centering or at least a frame, which guides the functional element in an entirely determined position in relation to the receptacle. Then the opening for the pin can be arranged at another place, depending on the type of the required functional element. In this embodiment, a functional element not provided for this mounting situation cannot even be pushed into place. In addition, the message for correct mounting is not even issued.
In another embodiment, the receptacle can be provided with an opening grid, so that each functional element that fits into the receptacle can also be pushed in. However, only one of the openings is provided with a test sensor. Only when a functional element having a pin for this opening is introduced is the positive message of mounting issued. The advantage of this arrangement is simplified production of the assembly station as a standard part that is adapted to the requirements of a particular place on the installation board only by displacing the test sensor.
A further area that can be tested by means of a suitable test sensor are optical characteristics. For this, the test sensor can be, e.g. a colour camera or another colour identifying instrument. By this means, it can be tested whether, at a particular point, a cable with the provided colour is installed or an element fixed on the cable, such as a plug, a cable clip or a winding tape.
An electrically triggerable embodiment of a cable harness production system according to the invention permits the testing of electrical characteristics by means of the test sensor. If the test sensor consists, e.g., of two electrical contacts arranged very close together, then by means of the contact between these two contacts from a stripped end of a cable it can be checked whether an electrically conductive part is available in that a current flows from one electrical contact via the contacted end of the cable into the other electrical contact. Thus, e.g., the presence of a metal plug contact or the successful insulation stripping of a cable end can be demonstrated.
Another very interesting embodiment is proposed by the invention in that an entire length of the cable harness is tested. To this end, one test sensor is required at both ends of the cable to be tested. Each test sensor has an electrical contact, via which it is electrically connected to the respective cable end. To close an electrical circuit, the installation plate in this embodiment requires at least one electrically conductive coating, or is entirely electrically conductive. In addition, the mounting station must be connected to the conductive layer on the installation plate at both ends of the cable to be tested via electrically conductive elements.
Under these conditions, one of the two electronic transmitters in the mounting stations at the end of the cable can trigger a pulse or another electric signal, which can be received by a receiver in the second mounting station, in so far as there is actually a conductive connection between the two test sensors via the cable.
Irrespective of the type of test, which may be mechanical, optical or electrical, the invention provides exclusively an electrical transmission of the test result as test message from each individual mounting station to a receiver in the controller.
In an embodiment preferred by the invention, the test message is emitted as an electrical wave whose frequency is so high that it propagates wirelessly as a radio signal as far as the controller, where it can be received and evaluated.
The decisive advantage of this is that no electrical connection at all is required between the mounting station and controller. The mounting station can thus be screwed at a place, e.g. on a wood or plastic plate. With a displacement of individual mounting stations in an existing cable harness production system, only the mechanical fastening must be detached and restored, which considerably reduces the planning and refitting work.
For the electronic transmitter to emit a radio test message, it requires an energy supply. In an interesting variant, this energy is generated by an electrical generator, which mechanically activates the movement of a functional element during mounting, or the movement of a cable during insertion. E.g., the pin pushed down during the insertion of a functional element can be used for this purpose. If, e.g., a permanent magnet is fixed thereon, which is guided closely along a coil, the magnetic field induces in the electrical coil a current that can be supplied directly to the electronic transmitter. This signal is both the command for beginning transmission as well as the energy to be supplied.
Another suitable principle is a piezo crystal, which emits electrical energy when mechanically stressed.
Alternatively, the energy supply is possible via a battery, for charging which, e.g., a solar module can be provided, which does not require a very large surface area, since it only has to supply the small amount of energy needed to transmit information.
As a further embodiment of the energy supply, the invention proposes that the installation plate is provided with two electrically conductive layer that are insulated from one another and are connected to the two poles of an electrical supply voltage. Each mounting station is electrically connected to these two layers. For this connection, e.g. the fastening means of the mount station on the installation plate is suitable. A very simple embodiment is e.g. screws, which can be screwed with sharp-edged threads into materials such as a chipboard, without drilling. These screws can be pressed through metal foils or thin metal sheets within or on the chipboard, and thereby make an electrical connection. Via an electrically conductive receptacle bore in the mounting station, such a screw makes an electrical connection between an electrically conductive layer of the installation plate and the transmission electronics.
In this case, screws of different lengths contact the less or more distant layer. Here, the screw for the less distant layer must be long enough to reach this layer but by no means project so far into the plate that it also reaches the second layer, which would cause a short circuit.
The second, longer, screw must be long enough that it easily reaches and contacts the more remote conductive layer. So that no short circuit occurs with the already penetrated, first layer, the shaft of the longer screw must be enclosed with an insulating spacer. This arrangement permits the free positioning of a mounting module at each point of the installation plate.
Alternatively, bores or openings can be prepunched in the penetrated upper layer, through which the longer screw is passed without contacting it. If the bores are arranged as a perforated grid, the mounting stations can be freely distributed on the installation board with the accuracy of the grid spacing, the spacers being on the screw shaft not being required.
If in this or a similar manner, an electrical connection is produced between each mounting station and the electrical controller, the invention proposes that the electrical waves for transmitting the test message is transmitted not wirelessly to the controller, but as a signal that is modulated on the supply voltage. This signal can be demodulated in the receiver of the controller, and the transmitted information can be evaluated.
Irrespective of the physical process of transmission of each test message, the controller jointly receives the messages from all mounting stations on the mounting plate. To assign these messages to a particular mounting station, each mounting station must also transmit its identification. Only then can the controller not only recognize that a test message has arrived, but also from which mounting station this message comes. With this additional information, the controller can monitor whether, in the particular step of the production of the cable harness, the test message just received is actually desirable and then subsequently assign it correctly to the test report.
Since each mounting station in a production facility has its own ID, and, with each test message, communicates this to the receiver in the associated electronic controller, there is thereby also the possibility, in the case of a plurality of installation plates in mass production with a plurality of different processing places, of which each has an own controller, of identifying the respective installation plate with the aid of the IDs of the mounting stations located on it, in so far as the controls know which mounting stations are mounted on which installation plate.
In the simplest case, the test message can then be a binary signal, which is then to be interpreted as "present/not present." However, it is also possible to perform a more differentiated test and to transmit the result as a test message, such as, e.g., the magnitude of a resistance.
In the controller, the evaluation of a plurality of incoming test messages is uncritical as long as it is certain that all test messages come together with at least a short time interval between them. However, as soon as two test messages can be received at the same time point, erroneous interpretations are possible. That can occur, e.g., with automated processing of an installation board by two robots. In this case, it is appropriate to use a conventional bus protocol such as Can or Sercos. The electronic parts required for this are used a million-fold and are therefore available at low cost and with high reliability.
In a further advantageous embodiment, the electronic transmitter is also suitable for receiving signals from the controller. In this embodiment, the controller can send messages to each mounting station fitted therewith, which activate optical and/or acoustic and/or mechanical messages there. Possible detectors on the mounting station are, e.g., an LED, a numerical display, an alphanumeric display 46, a buzzer or a mechanically folding-out message area. Thereby, the controller can transmit information and instructions to, e.g., the workforce who manually produce the cable harness, about which mounting station is to be operated next, which functional element is to lie thereon or how a cable is to be laid from one mounting station to another via a plurality of cable installation aids.
As a further function, the command has already been mentioned that a test current is to flow from one mounting station, via a cable of the cable harness, to another mounting station. Thus, in the simplest case, the presence and functioning of an electrical connection can be checked. It is also conceivable to perform a functional test of an electrical functional element and its wiring.
Further details and features of the invention are explained below in greater detail with reference to examples. However, they are not intended to limit the invention but only explain it.
In schematic view,
In the embodiment shown here, only the receptacle 31 on the lower, front corner of the illustrated portion of the installation plate 2 still has no functional element 5. By this means, the test sensor 61 becomes visible, in this embodiment a pin that is pressed down against the force of a spring by functional element 5 when it is laid on the support 31.
Approximately in the diagram centre, between the three U-shaped forks, a mounting state 3 is shown, which, on its receptacle 31, supports a functional element 5, which is embodied as a cable clip. It consists of a tape, which is guided around the cable harness and is closed in the slit of a connecting block to form a ring. The connecting block is plugged into an opening in the receptacle 31 by means of a barbed pin (not shown here). Therein a test sensor 61 (also not shown here) tests for the presence of the barbed pin, and therefore of the functional element.
For all nine illustrated mounting stations 3, the respective own transmitter 6 can be seen in the foot. By means of concentric circular segments, the electrical waves are symbolized, which the transmitter 6 emits to transmit the test message 7 to the receiver module in the controller 1. The test message 7 is the result of the test that is performed by the test sensor 61. For the mounting station 3, centre-front, on which no functional element 5 has yet been placed, this test message 7 is thus negative in the processing state shown here.
As an alternative to the energy supply to each individual transmitter 6, in the illustrated embodiment, the foot of each mounting station 3 has two bores, through which a first screw 33 and a second screw 34 fix the mounting station 3 on the installation plate 2. In the illustrated example, the installation plate 2 is provided with a first electrically conductive layer 21 close to the top side and a second electrically conductive layer 22 close to the bottom side. The portion of the plate between these two electrically conductive layers must act as an insulator.
At the cut edge of the installation plate 2, it is easy to see that the first screw 33 may only be so short as to reliably penetrate the first conductive layer 21, so that an electrical contact is produced between this layer and the first screw 33, but not so long as to make a contact with the second conductive layer 22. The second screw 34 must then be long enough to reliably penetrate the second conductive layer 22, but not so long that it unnecessarily emerges again on the rear side of the plate.
So that the second, longer screw 34 not only causes a short circuit between the first (21) and the second electrically conductive layer 22, the upper portion of its shaft must be provided with an insulating spacer, such that, when it reaches the second conductive layer 22, it no longer has an electrical contact with the first conductive layer 21.
Alternatively, a bore can also be punched in the first conductive layer 21, through which the screw 34 is passed without contacting the upper conductive layer 21. These bores should suitably be arranged in a grid on the plate, so that all the desired positions are at least approximately reachable with the accuracy of the grid.
As an example of the function of a cable harness production system according to the invention, no functional element 5 is placed on the frontmost receptacle 31. The cables 41 of the cable harness 4 that lead to this position end in four flat plugs, which are still hanging free in space and waiting for the missing functional element 5. Likewise—as mentioned above—the test sensor 61 is also waiting for this functional element 5.
In this case, each electronic transmitter 6 converts the test message into an electrical signal such that it is modulated on a carrier frequency, which can be received by all other mounting stations and by the controller. The information contained therein is only decoded and processed in the controller.
In addition, the controller can in turn transmit commands via the same route by means of electrical waves, which are modulated on the power supply and are galvanically transmitted by the controller, via the two electrically conductive layers 21 and 22 of the installation plate 2 and the thereby contacted screws 33 and 34, to the respective connected transmitter/receiver 6 mounting station.
The embodiment of
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Michael Farr (Ciarán Hinds of Munich) is a depressed widower who teaches shop in the small seaside town of Cobh, in County Cork, Ireland, where he lives with his two children. While he continues to adjust to life without his beloved wife, who died two years earlier, he begins to experience strange, possibly supernatural occurrences connected to his elderly father-in-law, who is close to death in a local nursing home. When Michael volunteers at the town's annual literary festival, he's assigned to look after Lena Morelle (Iben Hjejle of High Fidelity). Lena is known for her ghost stories, and Michael, impressed with the realistic nature of her writing, shares his recent experiences with her. While Michael and Lena grow closer, another famous author, Nicholas Holden (Aidan Quinn), a married man with a scandalous reputation, arrives in town for the festival, hoping to rekindle a brief affair he had with Lena a year before. As Michael and Nicholas clash over Lena's affections, Michael's supernatural visions grow more vivid and disturbing. The Eclipse was directed by Irish playwright Conor McPherson (The Actors), from a script by McPherson and author/playwright Billy Roche, loosely based on the story "Table Manners" from Roche's collection Tales from Rainwater Pond. The film had its world premiere at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival, where Hinds won the award for Best Actor in a Narrative Feature.
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Father Michael McGivney Catholic Academy
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Father Michael McGivney Catholic Academy (commonly known as FMM) is a Catholic high school of the York Catholic District School Board. It is located at the intersection of 14th Avenue and McCowan Road in the city of Markham, Ontario. The school was founded by the York Catholic District School Board in 1989 and is named in honour of Father Michael J. McGivney, founder of the Knights of Columbus. The school is authorized as an International Baccalaureate World School.[1] The school officially opened to students on September 1992.
Father Michael McGivney Catholic Academy has implemented the option of being enrolled in the International Baccalaureate program as of January 2011. This program is designed as an academically challenging and balanced program that prepares students for success in their post-secondary education and beyond. In the IB program, students study six courses at higher or standard level. Students must choose one subject from each of groups 1 to 5 (to gain experience in languages, social studies, the experimental sciences and mathematics). Moreover, the sixth subject may be an arts subject chosen from group 6 or another subject from groups 1 to 5.
The school has an enrollment of 1400 students ranging from grade 9 to 12. Being a Catholic school, it encourages an inclusive community of many cultures, rooted in the teachings of Jesus, to develop the full academic, spiritual and social potential of all students in partnership with home, church, and other communities, as builders of a just society.
Facilities & productions[edit]
Facilities in FMM include: visual art rooms, cafeteria, classrooms, communication/new media lab, construction lab, design & technological lab, dance studios, family studies labs, black box theatre, guidance office, three gymnasiums, music rooms, drama rooms, outdoor fields, outdoor track, music practice rooms, resource center, science labs, staff dining room, staff workrooms, student council office, student parking facilities, washrooms and shower facilities, weight room, and the yearbook office.
Father Michael McGivney has had numerous productions for their drama classes, such as the Grade 11 production of The Big Bad in January 2011 adapted from the story of The Big Bad Wolf. In 2012 that class produced the first musical in over 4 years at the school, "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown" performed with live music. The school also has other numerous arts events, including the Grade 12 Art Exhibition at McKay House Gallery in Unionville. They had another show later that year[when?] to exhibit more photography and design work at the Unionville Station. They also host Annual Arts Night held at the school where they exhibit work by all the grades, have drama showcases, band performances and in 2012 the addition of the school's newly founded choir.
Feeder Schools[edit]
- Mother Teresa Catholic School
- Sir Richard W. Scott Catholic School
- St. Benedict Catholic School
- St. Francis Xavier Catholic School
- St. Vincent De Paul Catholic School
SLAM- Student Leaders at McGivney[edit]
Student Leaders at McGivney, more commonly known as SLAM is a leadership council coordinated by the Chaplaincy Department and is the student wing of "servant leadership" in the school. Students who wish to be a part of SLAM can be nominated by staff or apply through the Chaplaincy department. After an interview, candidates who are successful go on a mandatory three-day leadership program called TORCH.[2] SLAM is divided into a variety of "teams" dedicated to a variety of activities within the school. These teams include:
- (A) Liturgy Team - Focuses on set up and take down of school masses, participates and invites the school community to become involved with the Eucharistic celebration, provides support to the Chaplaincy department on days the school offers the sacrament of Reconciliation.
- (B) Charities Team - Responsible for raising school spirit and awareness for charitable events that include but are not exclusive to the Thanksgiving Casserole Drive, Share Christmas Campaign, Spring Casserole Drive, and Inside Ride.
- (C) Jamaica Mission Team - Usually includes but also not exclusive to students who embark on a Mission trip to St. Andrew's Jamaica during the March Break. Students work together with the school and local community to raise money for students going on the trip, their host - the Brothers of the Missionaries of the Poor, and the children the Brothers dedicate their lives to taking care of.[3]
- (D) Service & Justice Team - Work hand in hand with the Jamaica Mission Team to raise school and community spirit by encouraging and reminding students of the potential to become involved in the community and how they can live out important Catholic Social Teaching values.
- (E) Photography Team - Captures the amazing moments of SLAM and works with Student council as well as the Administrative team to advertise all of the amazing achievements of FMM's students.
- (F) Communications & Technology Team - Help organize all events run by SLAM by ensuring posters, announcements and information are correctly relayed to all staff and students.
Each of these teams serves to help each other and the greater school community through acts and activities of faith and service.
SLAM is responsible for a number of school activities including:
- (1) School liturgies
- (2) Seasonal charities - Thanksgiving Casserole Drive, Share Christmas Campaign, Spring Casserole Drive
- (3) Jamaica Mission Trip
- (4) Volunteer Fair
- (5) Alumni Speaking Series
- (6) Leader support during grade level retreats
2003 SARS lockdown[edit]
In 2003, the entire school was quarantined and closed due to a case of the SARS virus. [4] [5]
Notable alumni[edit]
- Andrew "Burd" Liburd (Class of 2004) JUNO nominated music producer for Meek Mill, MGK, Pusha T, Joe Budden and more.
- Mike Zigomanis (Class of 2000) - an AHL player drafted to the NHL at age 19, currently plays for Toronto Marlies. He previously played for the Carolina Hurricanes, Phoenix Coyotes, St. Louis Blues, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Toronto Maple Leafs.
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Then Eyre threw one inning (14 pitches - 8 strikes, no runs, no hits, one walk, no strikeouts, and one GIDP), although he did throw an additional 10 or 15 pitches in the bullpen after his one inning of work, possibly to tinker with his slider (otherwise he just could have thrown a second inning).
Neither Lieber (on the DL with a sore foot) nor Eyre (on the DL with a strained groin) showed any outward physical indication of injury, and both appear about ready to return to full-activity and game action.
Lieber looked like Lieber ("pitching to contact" on every hitter), but Eyre was a bit spotty with his control and had trouble commanding his slider, although he did throw with decent velocity. I would think Eyre would benefit from one or two outings at AAA, perhaps with the Iowa Cubs while they are in Tucson (they'll be there starting tonight through Friday night).
There was no sign of Alfonso Soriano at Fitch Park today, meaning he'll either go on a one or two game rehab with the Iowa Cubs in Tucson starting tonight, or I guess it's possible that he could be reactivated for tonight's Cubs-Diamondbacks game at Chase Field (or probably more-likely tomorrow night's game, when lefty Doug Davis gets the start for the D'backs)..
Soriano put on quite a power display in pre-game BP before last night's Cubs-D'backs at Chase Field, attacking the ball with relish, hitting line-drive ropes and towering long flies all over the yard. But his timing looked to be slightly off when he was the DH for the AZL Cubs at Peoria yesterday morning, so he might benefit from a few more minor league ABs at AAA game-speed before he faces an MLB pitcher throwing in anger.
Today's game marked the professional debut of the Cubs 2008 21st round draft pick, 17-year old SS Logan Watkins (Goddard HS - Goddard, KS), and their 37th round pick, 21-year old RHP Erik Hamren.
The left-handed hitting Watkins PH in the bottom of the 8th inning, and proceeded to slam a single into RF. The kid was a star baseball and football player in HS, and and had already accepted a full-ride scholarship to Wichita State when the Cubs drafted him last month. But he somewhat unexpectedly gave up his chance to attend WSU when the Cubs threw "3rd round money" at him (a reported $500K plus another $100K in college tuition).
As for Hamren, he had transferred to Saddleback CC for his sophormore year, after attending the University of the Pacific as a freshman. He was going to enroll at UC - Irvine for his junior year (2008-09 school year), before deciding to sign with the Cubs.
Hamren hasn't pitched much over the last couple of years, so the Cubs did not make an offer until they had a chance to follow his progress with Mankato in the Northwoods League (a summer "wood bat" college league), where he was the MoonDogs closer. I guess the Cubs liked what they saw. And he looked pretty good today at Fitch Park, too, throwing a shutout inning (with one hit allowed and one K) in his pro debut.
The Cubs have now signed 32 of their first 38 picks from this year's Rule 4 Draft, including 26 of their first 27. The "Big Fish" unsigned pick still out there is 10th rounder RHP Alex Wilson (Texas A&M). Wilson had Tommy Johnn surgery after injuring his elbow while pitching in the Cape Cod League (the premiere "wood bat" collegiate summer league) in the Summer of 2007, and he missed the entire 2008 college baseball season. But he is currently back pitching with Falmouth (the same place he was last year when he got hurt), and it's possible that the Cubs will offer him 1st or 2nd round money (that's what it will probably take to sign him) if they feel he's back 100% from the TJS.
Although the Cubs drafted him out of Texas A&M, Wilson last pitched at Winthrop, where he was (pre-TJS) a very highly-regarded prospect, projected as a possible 1st or 2nd round pick.
What the Cubs did with Erik Hamren and are now presently doing with Alex Wilson (and a few other draft picks from the lower rounds) is the new version of "Drafdt & Follow." It used to be that clubs could draft a player in June (especially JC players, or HS players who were going to go to a JC) , and then be able to sign him all the way up until a week before the next year's draft. Such players signed just before the deadline the following year were known as "DNFs" (or Draft & Follows"). Now the "DNF" period lasts only two months, until the new August 15th signing deadline. So following unsigned draft picks while they play in summer collegiate leagues or with post-HS traveling all-star teams has become very important.
BTW, Carlos Zambrano drove one of the Fitch Park golf carts around the place like it was a go-cart. It's lucky he didn't kill somebody (like maybe himself).
And RHP Dae-Eun Rhee has arrived at Fitch Park to begin his long rehab from Tommy John Surgery. So far he's wearing one of those custom TJS splints on his elbow, and a khaki-colored "We're Broke" t-shirt (with the picture of a bear with it's leg in a sling on the back) that the rehab guys receive when they arrive. (I'd like to get me one of those).
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Classic Z.
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Great to hear from you again Az. Always look forward to your reports. I was wondering if you had thoughts about the cubs farm system now that they traded a few of their top guys to Oakland. Hopefully some of the "new guys" from the 08 draft can step up and fill in the gaps left by Donaldson, E-patt and gallagher. Any thoughts on Smardzija's improvements, Ceda's change to the bullpen and Vitters rejuvination at the plate would be appreciated.
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Sori not in the Cubs' lineup, so I'm guessing he's not being activated today.
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Carlos Zambrano sprung for tickets to tonight's Cubs-Diamondbacks game for the AZL Cubs.That's great letting these players get out of Mesa for an evening of inspiration !
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Good thinking by Z. Too bad the MLB Cubs play wasn't that inspiring.
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I'm guessing it's very inspiring to Minor Leaguers when their big league counterparts play like shit.
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.Top Draft Pick Performances to Date:
> a.. Josh Harrison (6th round)-hitting .356 for Boise with a .455 OBP and 11 stolen bases.
> b.. Jay Jackson (9th round)-2.38 ERA, 1-0 record, 16 K's in 11 and 1/3 innings since being promoted to Peoria.
> c.. Dan McDaniel (14th round)-No earned runs in 9 and 1/3 innings pitched, WHIP of 0.86, 16 K's at Boise.
> d.. Ryan Keedy (16th round)-hitting .304 for Boise with a .419 OBP. 18 RBI's in 32 games.
> e.. Jericho Jones (20th round)-hitting .448 with 4 HR's and 17 RBI's in 15 games for the Arizona Cubs. His OPS is 1.293.
> f.. Rebel Ridling (25th round)-hitting .333 between Boise and Peoria, with 6 HR's and 32 RBI's in 30 games.
> g.. Sean Hoorelbeke (33rd round)-hitting .390 with 17 RBI's and 17 runs in 17 games for the Arizona Cubs.
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Casey Coleman has also been pretty good excluding tonight. Chris Carpenter had a great outing tonight at Boise and Matt Cerda has been fantastic and hit his first pro HR in Mesa today.
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Noticed that Billy Petrick is now listed as suspended. Any idea what happened?
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Thanks for the fine response to my question about Petrick. I've tried Googling, but have been unable to fine out any specific reason for his placement on the suspended list. Hopefully any insubordination can be mutually resolved and he can remain with the organization.
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I'm ready for the end of the Miggy era.
he juuuuuuuuuuuuuuuust got there...1st appearance, injury...yow
b.matusz it is.
Oops. Colin Rea leaves the game with injury.
Cubs optioned Justin Grimm to Iowa after the game. No corresponding roster move announced yet, but it could be Brian Matusz.
Marlins with a quick 4 spot vs Jaime Garcia. Osuna HR the highlight.
Brian Matusz, supposedly he has attachments. Hope it's not like an email with a virus attached.
One thing to remember about Chapman -- he can be magic, but his ERA is higher than Rondon's this year. 100+ mph is fun, but I'd love to see a few more sliders. I think he enjoys the crowd reaction from 103 mph.
"Diamondbacks designated RHP Josh Collmenter for assignment."
aww...he was my 2nd favorite crapballer. his control issues are rather severe at the moment.
Wow -- Chapman gives up a hit and everything completely caves in. I think the Cubs went into collective shock.
Stolen base with the pitcher holding the ball, WP that should have been caught or blocked, then Russell with a 2-out error on a routine play. Cubs handed them 2 runs. Throw in a Fowler bobble and it was a mess.
Hopefully, that is all out of their system now -- let's get a W tomorrow.
First time I've ever seen a base running slump -- he's made some poor decisions recently, but I thought it was a great idea to try to score there -- it's not like Heyward was going to get a 2-out hit against a LHP. Sliding feet-first into home is probably the safe (ugh) way to go, but it's hard to get the foot on the plate.
Yup. He got squeezed (twice) on the first walk, but, when you have one-run lead and the other team is trying to make an out -- take the out.
Wasn't fun!
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